Believe me Rob, if a seller is best served by a retail listing, I tell them so.

Your past experience, even if they were mistakes will likely serve you well, as you are now more aware and prepared.

First, while some properties do fall through the cracks, the major lenders getting properties back at sale have plenty of resources at their disposal and a whole slew of contracted management companies to do everything from to serve notices, collect rents, secure properties, etc.

And thanks for serving.

Hey guys,Does anyone have a good Real estate lawyer serving the N.J area.I think I'm gonna have a messy ownership problem with a quit claim deed.Thanks guys

I have had his tenant for 6 months now and he has always paid on time (barely) and since he's ignoring me, I was thinking about serving him a "Nuisance Notice" or a "Breach of Lease Notice".

I have created a website that is specific as to the geographical area we serve and will possible to a little PPC for specific keywords if I can get them dirt cheap.

The successful completion of each phase serves as a proof of concept and establishes a deal flow for executing the next phase.I am trying to go about this the "right way" by doing my due diligence ahead of time so that I reduce the number of times I say, "Well I've accomplished x, now what do I do?"

Both my partner and I are licensed and it has served us very well over the last several years.

If rent is not paid in full by the first of the month, it is late and we move on to assigning a late fee and serving notice. 2.